Apparently, the dragged object in the first variant does not exceed the bounding box of the variant at the top, and in the last variant does not exceed the bounding box of the variant at the bottom.

But I would recommend you to use variables. This way you would reduce the number of variants in the component set. You can see a similar example in this post: Drag direction up and down using variables and conditionals - #4 by tank666.

I’m not sure what you mean by that.

I’m still in a course and learning Figma, so I don’t know what variables are and how to use them yet.

One way you could accomplish this without variables is to use an “after-delay” that jumps back to the next frame of your number scroller, once you hit the top or bottom of your number set (see below). This will make it so you can keep scrolling in either direction and the numbers loop.

⮑ View Prototype

⮑ View File

I don’t have a paid account so when I look at variables it doesn’t allow me to do much. Also, it doesn’t seem like it would loop. It looks like it just would go on forever which isn’t quite what I need.

Yes, for this you need to have an Education plan or any of the paid ones.

It depends on how you write the conditions for interactions, that’s how the prototype will work.